A Pair is Good for Mitchell
Nível 14
: 2,500/5,000, 5,000 ante
When you're short-stacked, even the smallest pot can make a difference and Robert Mitchell just won one of those against Jeff Madsen. The four-time bracelet winner had opened to 12,000 under the gun and Mitchell called on his left. With the two players in seats 9 and 1, Madsen had a quick peek around the dealer before the flop was dealt.
It fell 
and with numerous straight draws out, Madsen checked and Mitchell did the same. The turn was a 
and Madsen bet min, tossing a 5k chip into the middle. Mitchell peeled and they heade to the river. It was the 
, pairing the bottom card and once again it went check-check.
Robert Mitchell: 
Jeff Madsen: 
Mitchell had the better two pair and added a welcome pot to his stack.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
560,000
-23,000
|
-23,000 |
|
||
|
158,000
2,500
|
2,500 |
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and Lisandro moved all in for 90,500. The other player thought for a moment but then he released his hand.
flop, the limper bet 30,000, Srinivasan made it 100,000 and Hertsel Levy stuck it in from the cutoff for about 235,000. Small blind Giovani Torre jammed as well for 290,000 and Srinivasan quickly called after the other player mucked.
turn. It was Torre who improved on the river, nailing quads with the 
. He celebrated loudly and Srinivasan was disgusted with his miss.
and Phan checked. Hunichen threw in five 25,000-value chips to put Phan all-in. Phan looked at his cards once more before folding them.
turn, Naoya Kihara bet 62,000 and picked up a call by Adam Duong from one seat over. The 
river paired the board and Kihara now checked. Duong bet 50,000 and Kihara gave it some thought, tossed in two T-25,000 with the words "okay, just call."
for trip kings and Kihara had that beat with 
.
